The 2001 FedEx Championship Series season, the twenty-third in the CART era of U.S. open-wheel racing, consisted of 20 races, beginning in Monterrey, Mexico on March 11 and concluding in Fontana, California on November 4. A twenty-first race in Fort Worth, Texas was canceled after qualifying due to safety concerns. The FedEx Championship Series Drivers' Champion was Gil de Ferran. Rookie of the Year was Scott Dixon. Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_CART_season.

The 2001 Indy Racing Northern Light Series season saw the addition of five races and loss of one to bring the total to 13. Chip Ganassi Racing returned to the Indy 500 with four cars and were joined on the grid by Penske Racing and Team Kool Green. Many other CART teams made clear their intention to enter the IRL given their series' financial difficulties. Sam Hornish, Jr. won 3 races on his way to the championship while the less consistent Buddy Lazier won four races on his way to second place in his title defense. Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_Indy_Racing_League_season.

Race Results:

Date	League	Location	Cars	Winner	St.	Chassis	Miles	Pole	Cautions	Laps	Race Speed	LC	Time of Race
3/11/2001	CART	Monterrey	28	Cristiano da Matta	2	Lola / Toyota	164	100.665	3	16	81.548	5	2:00
3/18/2001	IRL	Phoenix	27	Sam Hornish, Jr.	2	D/A/F	200	177.663	5	37	125.072	7	1:35
4/8/2001	CART	Long Beach	28	Helio Castroneves	1	Reynard / Honda	161	103.343	4	18	86.223	0	1:52
4/8/2001	IRL	Homestead	26	Sam Hornish, Jr.	5	D/A/F	300	201.551	6	32	148.508	9	2:01
4/28/2001	IRL	Atlanta	27	Greg Ray	1	D/A/F	308	218.265	4	55	133.647	7	2:14
5/6/2001	CART	Nazareth	25	Scott Dixon	23	Reynard / Toyota	225	172.873	6	51	114.84	2	1:51
5/19/2001	CART	Motegi	25	Kenny Brack	6	Lola / Ford	311	215.591	2	13	178.113	9	1:44
5/27/2001	IRL	Indianapolis	33	Helio Castroneves	11	D/A/F	500	226.037	8	57	141.574	13	3:31
6/3/2001	CART	Milwaukee	26	Kenny Brack	1	Lola / Ford	225		5	48	122.066	12	1:54
6/9/2001	IRL	Fort Worth	24	Scott Sharp	2	D/A/F	300	215.508	6	42	150.873	15	1:55
6/17/2001	CART	Belle Isle	25	Helio Castroneves	1	Reynard / Honda	169	114.908	4	14	89.008	0	1:53
6/17/2001	IRL	Pikes Peak	21	Buddy Lazier	5	D/A/F	200	176.593	3	23	142.987	2	1:23
6/24/2001	CART	Portland	26	Max Papis	1	Lola / Ford	150	122.669	9	25	74.606	2	2:00
6/30/2001	IRL	Richmond	21	Buddy Lazier	4	D/A/F	188	160.417	9	89	97.435	2	1:55
7/1/2001	CART	Cleveland	26	Dario Franchitti	14	Reynard / Honda	211	132.185	1	3	118.007	11	1:47
7/8/2001	IRL	Kansas	22	Eddie Cheever, Jr.	2	D/I/F	300	216.175	6	55	148.914	20	2:02
7/15/2001	CART	Toronto	26	Michael Andretti	13	Reynard / Honda	167	109.492	11	31	83.375	4	1:59
7/21/2001	IRL	Nashville	21	Buddy Lazier	6	D/A/F	267	199.922	5	35	144.809	11	1:44
7/22/2001	CART	Michigan	25	Patrick Carpentier	21	Reynard / Ford	500		5	39	171.498	60	2:54
7/29/2001	CART	Cicero	25	Kenny Brack	8	Lola / Ford	232	160.052	2	20	132.031	14	1:45
8/12/2001	CART	Mid-Ohio	26	Helio Castroneves	2	Reynard / Honda	187	124.214	3	11	106.627	3	1:44
8/12/2001	IRL	Kentucky	22	Buddy Lazier	11	D/A/F	300	214.598	4	25	174.91	7	1:42
8/19/2001	CART	Elkhart Lake	26	Bruno Junqueira	10	Lola / Toyota	182	117.969	6	21	90.721	2	2:00
8/26/2001	IRL	Gateway	23	Al Unser, Jr.	8	G/A/F	250		4	29	133.379	8	1:49
9/2/2001	CART	Vancouver	26	Roberto Moreno	7	Reynard / Toyota	175	105.329	5	31	80.543	6	2:10
9/2/2001	IRL	Chicago	25	Jaques Lazier	1	D/A/F	300	221.74	3	25	172.146	13	1:45
9/15/2001	CART	Lausitz	27	Kenny Brack	2	Lola / Ford	312		3	25	155.319	10	2:00
9/22/2001	CART	Rockingham	26	Gil de Ferran	2	Reynard / Honda	207		3	25	153.408	5	1:20
10/6/2001	IRL	Fort Worth	25	Sam Hornish, Jr.	1	D/A/F	300		5	32	168.523	32	1:43
10/7/2001	CART	Houston	26	Gil de Ferran	1	Reynard / Honda	153	92.513	4	16	79.521	0	1:54
10/14/2001	CART	Laguna Seca	26	Max Papis	25	Lola / Ford	170	117.453	8	29	84.919	4	2:00
10/28/2001	CART	Queensland	26	Cristiano da Matta	3	Lola / Toyota	182	109.257	2	5	97.511	8	1:51
11/4/2001	CART	Fontana	26	Cristiano da Matta	2	Lola / Toyota	440	228.727	8	57	149.073	73	2:59

The 2001 NFL season was the 82nd regular season of the National Football League (NFL).
In the wake of the September 11 attacks, the NFL's week 2 games (September 16–17) were postponed and re-scheduled to the weekend of January 6–7. In order to retain the full playoff format, all playoff games, including Super Bowl XXXVI, were re-scheduled one week later. The New England Patriots won the Super Bowl, defeating the St. Louis Rams. Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_NFL_season.

Final Stats:

Rank	Team	Coach	Top QB	Top RB	Top WR
Champion 11 5	New England Patriots	Bill Belichick	Tom Brady	Antowain Smith	Troy Brown
Runner-Up 14 2	St. Louis Rams	Mike Martz	Kurt Warner	Marshall Faulk	Marshall Faulk
ConfChamp 13 3	Pittsburgh Steelers	Bill Cowher	Kordell Stewart	Kordell Stewart	Plaxico Burress
ConfChamp 11 5	Philadelphia Eagles	Andy Reid	Donovan McNabb	Duce Staley	James Thrash
Division 13 3	Chicago Bears	Dick Jauron	Jim Miller	Anthony Thomas	Marty Booker
Division 12 4	Green Bay Packers	Mike Sherman	Brett Favre	Ahman Green	Bill Schroeder
Division 10 6	Oakland Raiders	Jon Gruden	Rich Gannon	Zack Crockett	Tim Brown
Division 10 6	Baltimore Ravens	Brian Billick	Elvis Grbac	Jason Brookins	Qadry Ismail
WildCard 12 4	San Francisco 49ers	Steve Mariucci	Jeff Garcia	Jeff Garcia	Terrell Owens
WildCard 11 5	Miami Dolphins	Dave Wannstedt	Jay Fiedler	Lamar Smith	Chris Chambers
WildCard 10 6	New York Jets	Herman Edwards	Vinny Testaverde	Curtis Martin	Laveranues Coles
WildCard 9 7	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tony Dungy	Brad Johnson	Mike Alstott	Dave Moore
9 7	Seattle Seahawks
8 8	Denver Broncos
8 8	Washington Redskins
7 9	Tennessee Titans
7 9	New Orleans Saints
7 9	Arizona Cardinals
7 9	New York Giants
7 9	Atlanta Falcons
7 9	Cleveland Browns
6 10	Indianapolis Colts
6 10	Kansas City Chiefs
6 10	Jacksonville Jaguars
6 10	Cincinnati Bengals
5 11	San Diego Chargers
5 11	Minnesota Vikings
5 11	Dallas Cowboys
3 13	Buffalo Bills
2 14	Detroit Lions
1 15	Carolina Panthers

The 1992 Camel GT Championship and Exxon Supreme GT Series seasons were the 22nd season of the IMSA GT Championship auto racing series. It was for GTP and Lights classes of prototypes, as well as Grand Tourer-style racing cars which ran in the GTS, GTO, and GTU classes. It began February 1, 1992 and ended October 11, 1992 after fifteen rounds. Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_IMSA_GT_Championship_season

The 1992 24 Hours of Le Mans was the 60th Grand Prix of Endurance, and took place on 20–21 June 1992. It was also the third round of the Sportscar World Championship. For this race, both C1 and FIA Cup class cars ran under the C1 category to comply with ACO rules.
Despite the success of the Group C rules, the FIA introduced new '3.5L' rules for the 1991 World Sportscar Championship which meant a new type of sports-prototype. Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_24_Hours_of_Le_Mans.

Race Results:

Rnd	Race	Length	Class	Circuit	Date
1	Rolex 24 at Daytona	24 Hours	All	Daytona International Speedway	February 1 February 2
2	Toyota Grand Prix of Miami	1 Hour	GT	Streets of Miami	February 22
		2 Hours	Proto
3	Contac 12 Hours of Sebring	12 Hours	All	Sebring International Raceway	March 21
4	Nissan Grand Prix of Atlanta	1 Hour 45 Minutes	Proto	Road Atlanta	April 26
5	The Nissan Grand Prix	2 Hours	GT	Mosport Park	May 18
6	Toyota Trucks Lime Rock Grand Prix	2 Hours	Proto	Lime Rock Park	May 25
7	Nissan Grand Prix of Ohio	1 Hour	GT	Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course	May 30
		2 Hours	Proto		May 31
8	Grand Prix du Mardi Gras	1 Hour	GT	New Orleans street course	June 14
		1 Hour 45 Minutes	Proto
9	Camel Continental	2 Hours 45 Minutes	Proto	Watkins Glen International	June 28
10	Grand Auto Supply Camel GT	1 Hour	GT	Laguna Seca Raceway	July 18
		2 Hours	Proto		July 19
11	G.I. Joe's/Camel Grand Prix	1 Hour	GT	Portland International Raceway	July 26
		2 Hours	Proto
12	Nissan Grand Prix of Road America	1 Hour	GT	Road America	August 9
		2 Hours	Proto
13	The Jamesway 300	1 Hour 45 Minutes	GT	Lime Rock Park	August 26
14	Checker Grand Prix	2 Hours	Proto	Phoenix International Raceway	October 4
15	Vons Grand Prix of San Diego	1 Hour	GT	Del Mar Fairgrounds	October 10
		2 Hours	Proto		October 11

Season results

Prototypes

Rnd	Circuit	GTP Winning Team	Lights Winning Team	Results
		GTP Winning Drivers	Lights Winning Drivers
1	Daytona	#2 Jaguar Racing†	#49 Comptech Racing	Results
		Davy Jones Scott Pruett David Brabham Scott Goodyear	Parker Johnstone Steve Cameron Jimmy Vasser Dan Marvin
2	Miami	#83 Nissan Performance	#49 Comptech Racing	Results
		Geoff Brabham	Parker Johnstone Dan Marvin
3	Sebring	#99 All American Racers	#36 Downing Atlanta	Results
		Juan Manuel Fangio II Andy Wallace	Jim Downing Howard Katz Tim McAdam
4	Road Atlanta	#2 Jaguar Racing	#49 Comptech Racing	Results
		Davy Jones	Parker Johnstone Dan Marvin
6	Lime Rock	#99 All American Racers	#49 Comptech Racing	Results
		Juan Manuel Fangio II
7	Mid-Ohio	#2 Jaguar Racing	#44 Scandia Motorsports	Results
		Davy Jones	Andy Evans Fermín Vélez
8	New Orleans	#99 All American Racers	#45 Scandia Motorsports	Results
		Juan Manuel Fangio II	Tommy Riggins Charles Morgan
9	Watkins Glen	#99 All American Racers	#49 Comptech Racing	Results
		Juan Manuel Fangio II	Parker Johnstone Dan Marvin
10	Laguna Seca	#99 All American Racers	#48 Comptech Racing	Results
		Juan Manuel Fangio II	Wayne Taylor Ruggero Melgrati
11	Portland	#98 All American Racers	#49 Comptech Racing	Results
		P.J. Jones	Parker Johnstone Dan Marvin
12	Road America	#99 All American Racers	#45 Scandia Motorsports	Results
		Juan Manuel Fangio II	Tommy Riggins Charles Morgan
14	Phoenix	#99 All American Racers	#48 Comptech Racing	Results
		Juan Manuel Fangio II	Parker Johnstone Ruggero Melgrati
15	Del Mar	#98 All American Racers	#44 Scandia Motorsports	Results
		P.J. Jones	Andy Evans Fermín Vélez

† - The 24 Hours of Daytona was won by Nissan Motorsports, but their car did not comply with GTP rules and therefore did not score points. Jaguar Racing was the highest finishing GTP-class car.

Grand tourers

Rnd	Circuit	GTS Winning Team	GTO Winning Team	GTU Winning Team	Results
		GTS Winning Drivers	GTO Winning Drivers	GTU Winning Drivers
1	Daytona	#15 Roush Racing	Did Not Participate†	#82 Dick Greer Racing	Results
		Dorsey Schroeder Wally Dallenbach Jr. Robby Gordon		Dick Greer Al Bacon Mike Mees Peter Uria
2	Miami	#75 Cunningham Racing	#41 Tommy Riggins	#96 Leitzinger Racing	Results
		Steve Millen	Tommy Riggins	David Loring
3	Sebring	#51 Rocketsports	Did Not Participate†	#96 Leitzinger Racing	Results
		George Robinson Irv Hoerr Daniel Brassfield Paul Gentilozzi		John Paul, Jr. David Loring
5	Mosport	#76 Cunningham Racing	#48 Lindley Racing	#96 Leitzinger Motorsport	Results
		Jeremy Dale	Les Lindley	David Loring
7	Mid-Ohio	#75 Cunningham Racing	#48 Lindley Racing	#0 Full Time Racing	Results
		Steve Millen	Les Lindley	John Fergus
8	New Orleans	#75 Cunningham Racing	#4 Rocketsports	#97 Leitzinger Racing	Results
		Steve Millen	Irv Hoerr	Butch Leitzinger
10	Laguna Seca	#3 Rocketsports	#4 Rocketsports	#0 Full Time Racing	Results
		Paul Gentilozzi	Irv Hoerr	John Fergus
11	Portland	#5 Rocketsports	#4 Rocketsports	#0 Full Time Racing	Results
		Darin Brassfield	Irv Hoerr	John Fergus
12	Road America	#3 Rocketsports	#4 Rocketsports	#97 Leitzinger Racing	Results
		Paul Gentilozzi	Irv Hoerr	Butch Leitzinger
13	Lime Rock	#75 Cunningham Racing	#4 Rocketsports	#7 Full Time Racing	Results
		Steve Millen	Irv Hoerr	Don Walker
15	Del Mar	#9 Roush Racing	#55 Bruce Nesbitt	#97 Leitzinger Racing	Results
		Robby Gordon	Bruce Nesbitt	Butch Leitzinger